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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
6
The piece discusses weighing reverence for sacred symbols against inner devotion, critiques ostentatious displays, and argues for justice in U S policy toward Colombia. It cites Pauls writings, argues rulers enforce virtue, and questions nationalism and misinfo shaping policy debates. It references the Argonauts view on Panama canal policy and urges fair reparations to Colombia.
A speaker denounces alcohol as the demon destroyer of mankind. He accuses brewers and bartenders of enticement, outlines wrecked families, ruined youth, and lost health, and calls for extermination of alcohol through united action. He vows to bury this Demon of Sorrow and Destruction.
E E Betzer of Seward Nebraska Blade denounces federal pensions for Confederate veterans as ruinous to the United States. He argues southern congressmen might pass such bills, pensions would reward rebellion, and black voters align with Democrats, risking the nation’s future.
A movement seeks to place postal service on trains 470 and 471. Currently these express trains carry locked pouches but no clerks or city-to-city communications, requiring mail to go to Des Moines or other hubs for consolidation.
The passage speculates that President Wilson may spend substantial effort correcting wrongs done in the name of the United States. If successful, he would earn recognition among the world's great statesmen.
Help the kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills a remedy for weak kidneys and backache. Doan's has been used for 50 years and endorsed by 30 000 people locally. Mrs John P Barber of 321 N Vine St Newton Iowa reports relief from backache and kidney annoyance and recommends Doan's Kidney Pills. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Props Buffalo NY.
In a Chicago Record-Herald moment a guest questions a pale figure addressing Miss Rockingham. The response identifies him as Count Brisczpicksnitzel, noted now for his aristocratic bearing as lighting improves his appearance during the event.
Beware ointments with mercury as they harm smell and upset the system. Hall's Catarrh Cure, made by F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio, contains no mercury and is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists, 75 cents per bottle, testimonials free. Also Hall's Family Pills advertised for constipation.
A young society woman falls for a foreign nobleman despite her father’s disapproval. He offers ten thousand dollars to end their relationship, while the count dismisses the money as a minor obstacle, highlighting social clash and romance in turn of century society.
London Express notes a cordial exchange as Mrs Gray greets Mrs Greene among parade acquaintances. Mrs Greene declines a longer visit, explaining they are temporary visitors and must use their few days to explore.
A humorous exchange quotes Jimyson asking if all men are born free and equal. The philosopher G. P. answers that people are free of all responsibility and entitled to at least three square meals daily, echoing Life magazine’s satirical sentiment.
A speaker reflects on a Wall Street deal noting true experience costs several thousand dollars. The speaker says the price of experience is gone and recovery seems unlikely, signaling a lost opportunity and financial lesson.
Scientists report fifty six zones in oceans with depths over three tiles, ten areas exceeding four miles, and regions where the seafloor lies more than five miles down, indicating varied underwater topography and exploration findings.
In a Chicago interview the subject is asked what income would satisfy retirement. He replies that $10,000 yearly would do, and notes he saved $11 from last month’s income. He remains hopeful about future financial stability and avoiding further business work.
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